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Best Boxing Day 2020 Sales: Top Tech Deals 2020 is finally winding down, and while we’re all relieved to see the back of it, those of us still looking to nab a deal before the year ends still have Boxing Day and January sales to look forward to. In fact, a few retailers have already started Boxing Day offers! While Black Friday and Cyber Monday have overshadowed Boxing Day’s glory in recent years, it’s still an excellent opportunity to pick up a discounted smartphone, laptop, TV, Fitbit or gaming console....

Best Kids Apps: Top Android & iPhone Apps For Children Here’s our selection of the best apps, games and educational titles for toddlers to early teens. Older kids are bound to want to install TikTok, Instagram and maybe even Snapchat. Our advice is to hold off on allowing them to use social media for as long as possible. For more, seehow to keep kids safe online. Minecraft Available oniOSandAndroid. It’s hard to believe, but Minecraft celebrated its 10th anniversary in May 2019....

Best Kids Apps: Top Android & iPhone Apps For Children Here’s our selection of the best apps, games and educational titles for toddlers to early teens. Older kids are bound to want to install TikTok, Instagram and maybe even Snapchat. Our advice is to hold off on allowing them to use social media for as long as possible. For more, seehow to keep kids safe online. Minecraft Available oniOSandAndroid. It’s hard to believe, but Minecraft celebrated its 10th anniversary in May 2019....

Cheaper OnePlus 9 Lite could join OnePlus family in March OnePlus is said to have brought forward the launch date of its next flagship series,OnePlus 9 and 9 Pro, to March 2021. Now new leaks point to the theory that a third phone will be announced alongside these models: the OnePlus 9 Lite. An inside source toldAndroid Centralthat the cheaper variant will be powered by the Snapdragon 865. This is the top flagship phone processor for 2020, used by the current flagshipOnePlus 8T, while we expect 2021 flagships to arrive with theSnapdragon 888....

First Huawei, now DJI is on the US Entity List Last Friday, China-based DJI was added to the US Entity List along with 76 other firms, most of them also Chinese. This is the same list that Huawei has been on since the middle of 2019. It means that US companies cannot trade with Huawei, which effectively stops DJI from using any US tech in its products. That’s the same issue that Huawei still faces for its phones and laptops, though the reality of being on the list is much more complicated....